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Commodities (Jan 28)
Gold (per gram) Rs1,081
Silver (per gram) Rs23.35
Brent crude (per bbl) Rs3,587
Markets (Jan. 28)
BSE Sensex18152.78(-208.88)
S&P CNX Nifty5274.10 (-109.25)
US Dollar39.45 (-0.14)


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RBI signals dip in growth; food prices may fuel inflation
Q3 review sees credit offtake slowdown, higher fund mobilisations More

Damodaran not looking to extended tenure
Interview process for SEBI chief may start today More

SEBI firm on short-selling
Signs pact with Pakistan regulator to enhance ties More

Markets recover after a 918-point intra-day fall
Refunds from recent IPOs expected to ease liquidity problem More

Costlier fuel, new hires dent Jet Airways
Rs 91-cr loss in Q3; start-up losses may delay profitability More

Drop in coverage of major crops as rabi sowing ends
Area under wheat, oilseeds, pulses, cereals down More

L&T net leaps 40% in third quarter
On improved cost management, judicious selection of orders More

PSBs want Fed Reserve to ease acquisition norms
Govt, RBI urged to exert pressure More

RBI may cut 25 bps in symbolic move
The life of the central banker has never been more difficult and challenging.In the good old days, it was enough if he focused on the domestic economy, its growth prospects and inflation, while cocking an eye on the current account and ... More

Lupin set to out-license psoriasis drug molecule
Global majors showing keen interest, says Chairman More

Can China become the new growth pole for Asia?
With the US economy clearly tipping into recession, international attention is now focussed on the extent to which China and India can create an alternative growth pole for the world economy through their increasing demand. In this edition of Macrosc an, C. P. Chandrasekhar and Jayati Ghosh assess the potential for China to play such a role by analysing its trade pattern with developing Asia. More

NTPC may spend more on overseas coal assets
Plan to double generating capacity More

Banking stocks shine ahead of Credit Policy
ICICI Bank leads Bankex with sharp gains More

TODAY'S PICK
Arvind Mills (Rs 51.05): Buy
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Hopes of rate cut drive up auto stocks
Kolkata, Jan. 28 A group of market participants expecting a cut in cash reserve ratio or in repo rate by the Reserve Bank of India tomorrow, picked up interest sensitive sector stocks. BSE Auto Index closed in the green along with the Bankex ... More

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Better mix, overseas orders bolster L&T earnings
Higher growth guidance for the year More


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